Sentence examples for regulations implement from inspiring English sources

"These proposed regulations implement the administrative aspects of switching members of Congress and Congressional staff to their new insurance plans — the same plans available to millions of Americans through the new exchanges," said Jonathan Foley, director of planning and policy at the personnel agency.

These regulations implement a structuralist approach to safety through traditional defense in depth and large safety margins.

The Department of Labor and Department of Justice were supposed to come together and, by 2014, finish writing regulations implement this provision.

These regulations implement the principle of ALARA, which states that public radiation exposures and doses should be kept "as low as reasonably achievable" [ 8].

Updated at 1.36pm GMT 1.16pm GMT There is an urgent question now on the regulations implementing the Health and Social Care Act.

How the law will work in practice depends largely on the set of regulations implementing it, regulations that the ministry of culture will draft in the next six months or so.

Gavin J. Donohue, president of the Independent Power Producers of New York, said the administration is several months late issuing regulations implementing the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a multistate effort to lower carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.

During the single market period, despite all the costs incurred, the treaties signed, the regulations implemented, despite all the controversies of the European project, our performance in selling to Europe was worse than our competitors outside the EU".

"Thailand's tobacco-control efforts are being hailed as among the most successful in Asia, with new regulations implemented every year," The Bangkok Post said in an editorial last month.

2.40pm GMT Lunchtime summary Norman Lamb, the health minister, has announced that the government is going to rewrite controversial regulations implementing the Health Act to counter fears that they would promote wholesale privatisation.

Regulations implemented after the financial crisis created a need for internal watchdogs, as did the concern raised by prosecutions of banks and hedge funds for mortgage fraud, currency-market rigging, and insider trading.